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Hotel Fürstenhof

5 Stars Hotel 

Address: Tröndlinring 8, Leipzig, Germany

Average guest rating: 8.9 with 106 reviews

Hotel description

This hotel is located in the heart of Leipzig, and is one of the most exclusive hotels in the whole of Germany. Experience incomparable luxury and a sense of historical flair in the Hotel Fürstenhof, which is a former patrician’s palace. High ceilings and chandeliers lend a warm, sunny atmosphere which perfectly complements the culinary delights on offer to create an aura of pure opulence. Relax in the spacious 650 m² AquaMarin spa area. Unwind in this Mediterranean atmosphere and enjoy the adventure pool, Finnish sauna, Roman steam bath or the fitness room. Savour first-class cuisine in the hotel restaurant, which is a lounge featuring 18th-century style décor. Enjoy a drink in the piano bar or in the exclusive wine bar with its selection of fine vintages. You will appreciate this marvellous location just on the edge of Leipzig’s Old Town, and within walking distance of the city centre. The hotel is also close to a tram stop, meaning that you can conveniently get to all parts of Leipzig from here.

Hotel facilites and services

Hotel information

Originally built in 1770 as a local banker’s house, the Fürstenhof has been used as a hotel since the beginning of the 20th century. It has developed into one of the leading hotels in the city and, following extensive renovation, re-opened in 1996 as a 5-star Superior hotel. The elegant ambience of the building, enhanced by marble, golden-framed arched doorways, high ceilings and large windows, gives the hotel the air of a patrician’s palace. Attentive service and superior gastronomy within elegant surroundings will take you back to the grandeur of the past. For private functions or business meetings, the hotel offers 3 superior conference rooms. The 94m² Opal lounge can be divided into 3 smaller individual lounges. The Rubinsaal offers space for approximately 100 guests. Its foyer opens out into the picturesque courtyard and can be used for hosting receptions. The Serpentinsaal provides a backdrop worthy of very special occasions. It was originally built in 1865 and has since been authentically restored. This unique hall is fitted with the so-called ‘marble of the Saxon kings’, and represents a real treasure of art history.

Food & Beverage

Villers restaurant: The warm and sunny atmosphere of an 18th-century drawing room provides the perfect setting for the extraordinary culinary delights served in this restaurant. The head chef, Boris P. Weiland, is a fan of Grande Cuisine combined with fresh produce, and has already received many awards for his creations. The hotel sommelier is always on hand to recommend top wines from the well-stocked wine cellar, which houses up to 200 select varieties. Wintergarten piano bar & conservatory: The comfortable chairs in the conservatory allow you to relax with a digestif, an aperitif, lunch, snacks, cocktails, or traditional afternoon tea. In the evenings, guests are able to converse against a backdrop of softly lilting piano music. Vinothek 1770 wine bar: Over 170 fine wines from all over the world are served in the stylish setting of the Vinothek 1770. You can also order by the glass. A range of antipasti and olive specialities from Italy, Spanish ham and French cheese rounds off this unconventional concept. On balmy summer evenings, you can watch Leipzig's vibrant nightlife from the wine bar terrace.

Buffet breakfast is not included and costs EUR 24.00 per person.

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